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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
A Disappointed Crowd,

Between the hours CT 6 and last
night hundreds of people gathered
around the grounds selected for tho
ascension OF tie vessels filled with gas
tina. 70 skyward with orders for suits
attached, and after an explanation the
gathering were fully convinced after
seeing Oh O. the massive 40 "iootsrs"
filled with Ere, smoke and gas, that the
wind interfered with the ascension, but
II the weather permitted they would be
sent up this evening between the above
hours, and the lucky person finding
any of the orders will receive emit CT
clothes on presenting the sanne to the
s'Grand Centra. Depot" Fifth aud
Market. I. would be well to mtntion
In connection with the article that hum
dreds OF good, solid, substantial suits
for boys can be obtsineG-ages 4 10 IL
years-for the astonishing price Of one
dollar, and from that price upwards
Mems suits In elegant patterns fox 81 90
MP to the very fcest gradeg, aaG above
all this bear in mind that you only pay
. profit Of IA psr cent. above manufac'
turers' cost il that establishment, con-
sequently saving of 3cL Per cent. on
every dollar in your .ayer. Give the
enterprisipg proprietor Of the Gzsad
Central Depot call whom in need Of
clothing or hats, and you vii! have nc
occasion TO regret taking our advice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

By consent Of counsel and court the
jurors 10 the case of the alleged tain
robbers, Schwartz and Watt were 81
lowed to attend service at the Methodist
Church in Morris, ILL.,, on Sunday
morning. Rev. DR.. A1tell, who
prss CHI ed, leArping OF their prteencs,
impro ved the occasion. he took for his
text "rhe power Of little things" and
before the astonithed congregation OF
the jury could realize 1t he was In the
m'dtt CT an address upon the import
A1ce Of appa.eat'y trivial circum.
stances when rightly Vowed. As the
train robbers conviction depends
larg ,ly upon circumataptial evidence,
the enrpriso was great, but DR.. A1tell
proceed to tell how a celebrated crim.-
nal had oncs bsen convicted after long
years by q tpii.tale scrap Of paper. a
torn cheek figures largely in Tie R.cs
Isis nd case, acd much teaiia2 was ex-
pressed after tho seryicas at tho eirSu'
lar remarks of the preacher. Tho ccuD
sci for the defence had a consultation
on Mordsy inoTning 20 de Nee whether
they would rcove 10 have the jury dis
charged and the trial HtOppsd N viea
~ the ssrGoa OF DR.. Aktell. 1t WI
agreed TO use The inCi3tur in mosios
io- @ new tr!sl pro7iisd tie yeriic
! was againt. tba prisontra.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
DIED.
FL,NN.-on sunday, April 8, william ]

FLlNN.-On sunday, April 8, William Il
Hmm, in the fist year of his age.
Funeral frcm tine residence OF his son. Ut.
Ir line "a. Flinn, at Newport, ednesdsy,
Intsrment q. ST. James Cemeary, New
por;. Relatives and friends ere rosl ectiuiiy
Invited to attend the ture.al without
furth or notice.
LABUUR.-Ip New Castle, On sp.i 9, 49,,
Jult1sC. LaEcu3.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully In
v,ted 10 attend hil funeral from mis- late res
idencs on wednesday. tho eth inst, at 2
o'c.otk. Int mept 10 the n r. Cemetery.
|THoMsON.-On April 81, 1857, IN wash
tngton, D. q Miss Msrla :. Thomson,
daughter Q. ne late Allan Ihon'oo.
IpteIment In tho cemetery OF tho FIST
| Presty erian cnurcn, Willing on, Dol on
| wed ne,1Sy, hpill 9th, to lsave tn r.. w. &
| B. depo. at Il o'clock m
| " WALKER, the 4th inst, Josephine,
widow OF Sam1a! Walker
| Funeral from hsr late rseiden-e, No. l03
East Fourteenth st'eet on Ih-islay afier-
!poon. Services a. tho house at o'clock.
iutermenl at Wilmington AMI Eraadywlne
iCemstory.
tGALBRAITH.--On ApTil I, 1857, Robert
| tialb,a,ih, in the slst year o. MS age.
The relatives ard frienes o. tbs family are
res gCctfolly invited 10 attend tho fdnerJl
from tho residence CT his syn-in.laV, ID. ),
III. Siurns, AZ Market street. on Thursday
laf,ornoop, 8 pril 7ta, a. O'clock. S9'yi.t'
at The bouse Inter vert A. tie " llniastor
and Brandywine cemetery.
,WUOT eli .-Gn ADril4t1. Howard Given
infant son Of Wm. I. ana Josepnin
WOoters, AGED mouths.
| The relatives AMI friends Of tle Emily or
irespsctfaliy inyit d to attend tee luaers
fro the ri dence CT his parents. TO. el
tJacEs etrest. at O'clock 10 morrow led
ne day. sitsrnoop, april Oh.
jBCOKHR-At Pcs ria, ~ ca the % l1st
| Il. Thomas Booker, SOD o! vii lam 7. IN
| Charlotte s. Booker, in the .4tn YER {
| bis aye.
Relatives and friends are respce fully In
Jvlted 70 attend lis funeral from tao res
ldenco Of his parents, No. +02 East Mint
Istrest, OIL "Wednesday afternoon at2 'cloe.
SERVICES at the house. Internen. ct Rive
view Cs etery.
ISAVILLE-on the 9Th rs, after hinge
4 Ing ilaess. Alexander Sayille, IL tie y
| wear OF his age.
II Dle notioa ri the fuuNral win ne give7.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
49,
A PROMPT settlement.

On May 4 of last year, Washington
Uonclave, No. 2, Heptasophs, or Seven
Wise Men, was organized In this city,
and since then has become one OK the
most fiourishing Of the many beneficial
and has not only a isiee
mt N bership but quite nice balance IN
bank. The conclave became beneficial
in Novemb Der, and since then las paid
sick benefits to several OF the mem bers.
one Of whom died recently. The fact of
his death was reported TO the Archon
on Q Monday night, and lie In turn re-
ported 1t to the coDclave the next even.
ling, when check for 500, the full
amount of the funeral benz hts, was ~
once drawn in favor OF his widow. Ac
ccrdinr to the constitution the conclave
wss not obliged to pay this money for
so days, and their promptness 10 set
thing tse claim at once is worthy OF the
highest conmeudation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
Drought IN Texas.

GALVESTON, April 4.-epecial teie.
grams during the past week from nearly
every county in Texas Indicate the
psovaiepos Of serious drought through
out the State, affecting In o large mea.
suro Its agricultural as we'll ~ Its 1--we
stock interests. The drought may be
ssid TO be o oootinuation OF last year q
dry tpell, ~ no general rains have
fallen throus bout the interior sincs
Last Septem Der, while the local showers
have been fsw ard Inadequate during
the past ak months.
The drought now extends over the
great cotton belt, Jeopardizing the out
look for the coming cop by retarding
and preventing planting, which II
usually In full progress at this season
bIt can scarcely DO said TO have oom
meuctd Except In the coast counties)
owing 10 the extreme dryness of tn,
earth. Along the coast the cotton liz up
snd reports from several points speah
OF some damage b. the f-osts OF the pas
few lights.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
FOURTH EDITION
Deaths DoluGa

hobart Gslbraith died ut his lsts resi-
deuce, No 422 Market street, last night
at $40 O'Clock, In the 81st year OF Wis
AQa. Mr.. GaibraiLn until latteriy has
enjoy ed good health. Sd used WAS he
to habits Of Industry that, aged as be
was, he procured employment In tue
car works. of tue jackson ara sharp
Company and worked until yesterday
q week ago, when hs came home very
muoh prostra.ed, from which he cid
not recover.
He was born In London Grove
Township, Chester county, and learned
the whee! wris htinR busiGess, which he
carried on GA the Street road, after
which he removed to New London and
carried on his ,rais for IS years. He
then removed to Wilmington where bs
was for some years engaged with D. r.
Nichols in the auction ousiness, ana
later no was ensa6cd in the grocery
business ct Front and Shipley streets
with Mr. Reynolds. BE was man Of
very industrious habits, rettosnt,
hof EFT and decided Ia his CONVECTION!
| in favor OF Christianity ana n otality
| He leaves but two children, William
in Philadelphia. and Mrs. Dr.. 6imms
Of this city. Toe funeral will tas,
| place on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, interment in Wilmington ar'
Bran6ywine cemetery.
+, Alexander Savillo died st h's lat
rssid, nee, 1905 Washington street, TIL
morning, after severe and HnIsrln
illress, aged About72 He was born i
this city, outlived two wives and leave
no children of his own. Mr.. Savill
was for many years engaged In u
stove and ouse.furnishing business J
frame building, which stood Ut Il
corner of Sixth and Market streets, III
ill he built the large building whic
now stands upon that corner, and
which ho after wards carried On q
stove business aud later the liqu
business. For some time MIR. Ssv.i
resided near Baltimore, but re nrued
this city about u year ago. Tho tin
for the funeral will be hereafter .
lpounOad
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

Presidsnt Cleveland Daviag His Salary.
President Cleveland q said to DO saw.
ing three fifths Of hts sAlary. This iss
thrifty showing for . newly married
man, to say the least OF It. Despite al
the talk one hears about the insum-
cheney OF the Presidential salary there
lie NO doubt that II 10 not only ample for
oil the requirements OF the once, put
sufii GENTLY large to allow OF the saving
of a snug little fortune every year be-
sides. He has no bills to pay for rent,
heating or lighting, aud the stan OF
u &c seo gers and doorkeepeIs provided
ct the govern me ut expense issuf1ctentiy
large &c obviate the necessity OF hiring
many servants out Of the Presidential
pnrsa. The fivs State dinners required
to be given each year are, oompara-
lively speaking, inexpensive affairs
Probably none Of them Ever cost over
$500, or $500 at the outside. The
flowers, which are ordinarily matter
OF considerable expense. are furnished
by the White House conservatory ant:
the dollhouse of the Congressional
gardens, and the music 10 furnished by
1.-THE Marine band. At the receptions
lnothiug 10 served-not even Ice water
There Is absol utely no expense whatever
ATTACHED to them. Every President
managed to save some little money ou'
OF his salary. Mr.. Cleveland will re
tire at the end OF his term with no. lesS
lcertainly, than 1920, eco. That is doing
better, probably, than any OF his pre-
ldeceseors did. 1t assured y is NOR
THAN he would have made OF hi
practice N Buffalo in four years. "
1.-The whole, therefore, it can be Gait
, without m UGH fear Of contradiction tina
! the Presidential ca 10 OF half 30 ba'
, an In vestnen financially ~ most pee
, ole have been led to believe by tn
!. staten n,s appearing from time TO tim
] | In the ne vspapers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
hit, Sa,etii Quarterly.

The first Quarterly Conference for Mt
Salem II. l.. church, was held last night,
Presiding Elder Hin presiding. During
the evening William Haley reviewed. the
work OF the church during the two first
years since Rev K. G. Jones became pas
tor. He attributed the prosperity OF the
church in a great measure to the zeal
and Judgment Of the pastor, and ab a
recognition Of his services his salary was
raised sl0o making the salary now sll00
This wae wholly unexpected by Mr.
Jones, aud In few feeling words h,
showed his appreciation Of the kindness
of his congregation. Presiding Eide
Murray made good impression by thu
irmness and dignity with which he pr
siaeQ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
The Bristol Mystery.

TORONTO, April 4-Ths $40 IL every
raasou for IN. belle. thai tho stronger
who was found dead by the roadside at
Andalusis, and wdtso bo1y nov lies ..
Bristol. Pa, il y hank manager at
B-omp,cn, OaLatio, q few miles from
this oity.
Mauascr G. s. Ue-schimfr left
Bro nptoD several daya aao. He went
TO New York ard expected TO visit
Philade'pAis, and according 10 the
accounts was on his say there when a
wreck stopped :he train ct Andalcsia
Nothing las been heard iIom him
siuee hat time. The descriptions and
newsp6p cuts which have arrived here
| agree with bis general appearance, and
| there seems to bs but little doubt the
he 10 the dead man whom no one il
Penny l7aaia hes been abb? &c identify
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 4 THE
Court OF Claims, through judge DarIs,
to day delivered an opinion IN favor CT
the plaintiff In the Star. r3ute contract
suit of Nf,l.anl III. Griffith We. TIE
United States. Tie suit was tor bal.
ance OF S25, 600 claimed to DO due On q
Star route contrac5. Tho government
resisted this claim and h'ed q Cross ac-
ton for S65 600, alleging that tho rol,e
was improperly expod tied, ard that lie
increase of pay under tho contract was
fraudulensly procured. The ccult held
that the Postoti 60 Department was The
final judge Of the propriety OF .ncreas
ing this pay on given msii route; thai
the department mad under its contract
ample machinery for gathering iufor
NATION upon which 10 aat in granting
the in crease, and that the courte ha7'
NO jurisdiction to revise tne findings 0
fact OF such department.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

Willie A. and Maggie B. had
been busy counting for two years,
meeting regularly every Wednesday
night In Hope street, Glasgow. About
a fortnight ago Willie, in parting with
his beloved, made the usual remark.
"I'll meet you in Hope street next
Wednesday night. Mind and be pune
tual"
"Deed ay, Willie, lad" replied Meg,
with merry twinkle in. her eye. 1--WE
bae met a lang time moo in Hope street
and Wis jist that it was nigh time we
were shifting our trysting place further
along What wad you say to uuion
street?"
Willie has taken the hint and invi-
tations are out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
ANNOYING a Lady,

william Weldin. Samuel File and
james Hogan. three young men, were
srraisueG az the city court this morL-
ing charged with using abusive and in.
sult!nR language and annoying a lady.
tbs LADY, wto lives Iecr Third and
Kius streets, testified tina. these yaasg
men were in the habit Of insulting her
wherever they saw her, and that last
Sunday when she ca,ne out of Ashury
Church they annoy cd her very much
with their insulting remafks. As
there WIS some doubt about the iden-
tity of Weld,n he was discharged, but
File aud Hogan were haed 81 and cos.l
each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

MoUST sTERLING. Ky ApIil Al.
j. Corneilson was ct 8 o'clock yester.
day morning arrested ard placed in
jail to serve ont the three. esrs' sen
tencs for having horse whipped Judge
Red, VINO subseque nt'y committed
suicide. Friends or Corneilsun went to
Governor X nett on Saturday TO try TO
get respite until This term of court
closed, as CorneiIson was attorney IN
several Cases pending. Governor Knott
refused to grant this respite and the ar
rest was made upon the return OF his
friends His imprisonment ia to be In
the County Jail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
Death Of Charles A. Lum.

Charles A. Lum died last Saturday
afternoon, at the National Hotel, in
Middletown, from o. Affection Of ths
kidneys, which Lad oonfined him to his
bed for aboa. ono week. He was 52
years of age, ana wss the last descend
ant of what was cncs a numerors fami'
IL In the lower part Of this county.
His wife survives him, bat they never
had any children. The funeral will
take place TO morrow morning ~ 10
O'Clock, from the residence of w. p.
Bipgs, Midd letown, and the interment
will be made In the Bethel Cemetery,
Cecil County, Nd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
This Mpru,nc,s prunEs.

The following cases were disposed OF
at this mornings session of the city court
Mon tgomery Wright was committed
until II O'Clock for drunkenness, and Pat
Hession, who has just been released from
New Castle Jail, was comr,itted until IL
o'clock for similar oliense. Charles
Kern was adjudgei guilty OF being drunk
and fined 81 and costs, and Lizzie Sharp
colored, was fined 81 and costs for being
drunk and dis0rderly. William Kent
charged with trcspass in going into
Kent's Building 10 take nap, was dis
charged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
A Coming Attraction.

Next Monday night Mr.. N. s. Wood
will commences al engagement OF one
week ST the Opera house. and will ee
su pported by an excellent company.
On Mond ay and Tuesday niehts, and At
the Wednesday matinee, they Will pre-
sent 1.-The Boy Scout" aud On Wednes-
day and Thursday nights THE Boy
Detective" Jack Sheppard" will be
presented on Friday night aud at the
Saturday matinee, and the engagement
will close Saturday night with Jack
Harkaway." The admission will be
but 10 and 90 celts. or so cents for a
or dice reserved seat. The company Is
play ina at the National Theatre, Phiia-
slelphia this week and drawing crowd
cd houses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
mont no to tho Opera House Tonight

D0n't 10 " tLO OfSse
twill be we'll for the public 70 bear
In mind that the most fashionable, re.
aued. sensitive and fastidious people OF
Wilminaton will take Advantage OF
Manager Baylis' great effort IN securing
McCaulps Opera Company TO produce
the charming production Of ''Rud-dyg'
ore" and it would do we'll to remem.
Der that going to theatres In Q shabby
suit OF clothes is entirely out OF place;
therefore take our advice and bear In
mind that the proprietor Of the Grand
Central Clothing Depot will cell you q
flrst-class dress suit, suitable for at
tend ing any Of the thestIes or churches
tor the small SUM OF a.; and don't you
forget that Thomas & Co. sells tickets
for the Opera House, Mr. John >. Dii
lon, the irresistible, polite. gentleman ~
and amiable clerk at the Clayton House
for the Academy OF Music, and Morris
e. Moses, r. G. Tatman, Harry cross
A. L Levy, Henry w. Carpenter anf
William E Glst clothing for the Crane
Central One Price Clothing Dspot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
FIFTH ED|Il1
Knocked uu.

~ VI n N
"A large crowd Of ,'l
,racted TO a dis,u,bsa',!R sps
lsmin kop', his VIZ eSI
nopi, a niece, at tha , Et
Soout . O'Clock las, or.lw an
hopi has not beer lI T.,llii
.ur the last two } err, vii
: noon ,s Kept was seen AT i.ss
rs II waiting for scuss .oeid
nus niece, was the re,,
inc sceht, and 4; wy al
Journey was conlemn'.st'a s
arrival Was Mrs, Ko sM
pumor. '~ ID
she claimed som.tb,,.
which the young woms as MI
longing TO htr, and N.Y. ~,
,ne satchel down en- y, vi
MIS-. kopf thsn uph-ais.Me,
isoout going of with ~, - tr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

The Grand Chiefs of the Imp'd o. r
VI. raised the following chiefs of Minqua
Tribe, No S, last evening: Prophet
Joseph Durham: sachem, j. II Meyer
5. s., L. +. Bromwell; j. g.. <. d Rich
ardsol G.. OF H., II. I. Serg' ant; A. c.
OF X. S + Hall; X. Of w Samuel John
son, Jr.; lst S., William Kelly, Jr.; ID S.
T. {. Cook; LIST &c. WhitemaD; "a w.
William j. Giling; 81 w j. II. War
field; 4th w, G. Z. Burnley; LIST T., Z
b. Scarborough; ID i w. II. Virgins
&. OF W., q. Stout; G. OF F., j. b. I'm
dcrwood; Trustees, William Kelly, Jr.
George Stout, II. +. Stats; Widows ant
Orphans Committee, William Kelly, Jr
J. B Ma!ott, 4. +. Hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
Two Sulc,d,.

Otto S.misky, a c,,D.
years. OF 952 Sartaln w.
phis. went into the AIM,
on Saturday siurno,, y,
mallet drove o chiseI Irs n h
He was taken TO Tie Cr,..
where he died yss,Ts
Simisky had Tor sous y.
treated In the out.too, =.
tho German Hospital r.
disease of the bea.t, sIaE
Bodamer, Physician ir.cS
the opinion that death nv.
disease. eaper.hlccs, III
attempt. The deed d ~
spondency brought ON
other troubles.
Denr is j sullivan, m.
5o6 Larkin street, ps
admitted TO the Pennwsa
on Sunday sutft ring irc,s
up to IL O'Clock lAr
stemed TO be doing We.
hour the nurse lsft lin 4
II was discovered that h NJ
from the second-siory v,isl
Iground. Death rauAa 4
shock early yesterday uun
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 4-The Inter
State Commerce Commission has de-
cided that applications fc- ofilcla action
SHALL be made b. petition under cath.
A memorial OF the Board OF Trade OF
Walla Walla was presented asking for
relief in time 10 save this years crop
from exorbitant freight charges, Argu'
ment was again heard in the matter OF
the Southern Railway Association ask.
ing for a Suspension OF tins operation Of
the long and abort hour clause.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
amsr,can sailors proxn,d.

HAVANA, April Tho EuRlish mail
steamer which arrived hero 20 day
brings advices from st. Thomas to the
effect that q ehArp shock OF earthquake
W "a felt In both Antigua and Bt. ktGtl
on March "a. Tne Trinidad Journs
says that u cutter belonging to tn,
merican man-of-war Saratoga VA
csps.zsd of La BEea and i've of the &C
cupsnlS aIownod.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

IHGEEsoLL. Dat, April Kings
mill dam Was carried away by spring
freshtt this morning. A tenement
house, occupied by four famiiiee, WAS
swaDt sa%y by tte food and wre ksd.
John Bowman aod daughter, Young
mau named John Mclean and "a oaiid
whose name Is unknown, were drewGed
aud nlaa named Laird and III,
daughter are missing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
EDITION.


& u A Dots.
+ 1n - vas reported ~ being
- no>ovr. this morning, and AZ /
0Gooud quiet night.
"A = 5ill bs 8 meeting OF the Young
~ X1m1qxnnce Union OF 800 Market
III evenine at !, 30 O'Clock sharp
{ E0uns Menu Temperance Union
1I IA 3 imeesiuz ct z 80 o'clock this
~ 11ak IS their headquarters, Soo MAT
~ steamer Brandywine 10 carrying
loG04 nQmbers OF passengers ana msh
49, extollent time between this CITY
- Poiladeiphia.
- annual meeting Of the Trusees
u IN Home for Ftiendless apd Destl
tnso CAsihren will be held this evening
~ No. COZ MARI ct street.
gsEho steamer Major Rsybold ia OF the
Uoxlau 3 Hollingsworta Company .
yoy6a for the purpose OF being over
haaled and reprinted.
xhe repairs TO the steamer City OF
En0Honce have almost beer compieSeo
- ne yards Of the Harlan & Holllags-
tetth Company, and sho will soon DC
ready 10 leave.
Theodore Kanf, Of this city. has
I etSrood 4 watch and iewelry store on
D1loWare street, New Castle, In the
plaeo formerly occupied by FRANK
Thompson.
Tho work on the new f iRsmooE ex
tension OF the P, W. 81 b. Raiiroad II
hrlne pushed ahead, and grading MAJ
benn commenced at the junction OF TIT
+ ROAD with the Christians.
Next Sunday the jackson Democrnht
Cub will have their annual egg est,os
4 John McOaffrey's, Nos. 30o and %.
Hast Fourth street. There will oe
an,all number Of invited guests.
The Concord Flrst.day School Unior
viii hold their semi. annual meeting u
thin city next Saturday morning 81 II
osclock, snd delegates will be pressn
from eli schools belonging to the union
The steamer Mary Morgan, which
ran between this city end Pnilace lph'
during the past two sea- ons. Is ohafe'
for sale. The boat Was built aoou
eleht years ago by the Harlan q 10
lingsworth Company.
The sixty-ei0hth anniversary oi I'll
Rounding Of Odd Fellowship IN Tn
country occurs on Tuesday, April 2oti
and the lodges and encaupnents
thia city have committees appointed
perfect plans for Its celebration.
The dredeers now at work in {
Christiana are watched daily by lar
crowcs OF spectators. Ccnsldfrah
difficulty is experienced in removi
the hard gravel which forms the bed
the creek between King ard MARI
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

THE MANY weil.Hfed columns o.
advertisements that appear Ia the RE-
PUB LIcAN SHOW the high appreciation
In which the paper Is held as su adver-
tlslns medium. II reaches the masses
Of tho people aud that Is what business
men wan. Look ~ the colnmns o.
smsil transient sdvertisements. M
other proof is needed TO show that peo
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

The Philadelphia Marine Underwrit.
srs have awarded Morris, MAnel Il Co
wrsckers ut Lowes, 81 900 sal wage fol
servictr render ed in saving the schooner
Gracie Bradley, which went ashore on
March 18Th, near the Delaware Break
Water.